The phrase "and resources to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the availability of tools, materials, or support needed for a creative process or project.
Example: "We need to gather the necessary tools and resources to create a successful marketing campaign."
Alternatives: "and materials to develop" or "and tools to produce".
Hushpreet's interests lie in business model innovation, commercialisation, innovation-driven ecosystems, and mobilising great people and resources to create change.
Businesses must invest the time and resources to create programmes that address the needs of the business, and help women accelerate their careers and reach their full potential.
Not only does consumption occur anywhere, anytime, but the tools and resources to create and capture value are more broadly distributed too.
Responding to the ample space above the bookshelves in the high-ceilinged old schools, the design firm Pentagram, which has been involved with the project since its beginning, helped find artists willing to donate time and resources to create outsize pieces that ring the rooms.
If Hembrey is critiquing the art world, his is not an especially defiant takedown, in part because the biennial is an illusion; his everyday folks aren't real but rather spring from the imagination of a trained artist with the time and resources to create.
This agreement gives us the scale and resources to create the future of search".
Many organisations had devoted considerable time and resources to creating three-year plans, only to receive standstill single-year funding (which, under the circumstances, might actually be a best-case scenario, in that groups who were awarded multi-annual contracts this year are now locked into low funding levels).
The main source of ire toward Craigslist stems from the desire of many in the startup community who want Craigslist to behave as a platform, where builders and investors can allocate time and resources to creating new products and services on top of it.
Michael Barker-Caven has directed Helen Edmundson's acclaimed adaptation before; he now takes full advantage of the Gate's financial and physical resources to create a lavish and engaging spectacle that is, most importantly, beautifully cast in its central roles.
In Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, Stanbury and Starr (1999) used GIS to map land and marine resources to create a database that could be used to improve coastal zone management in Central California.
In consequence the firms will be able to develop capacities and valuable resources to create focal strategies.
